geraldo2006
05-23-2006, 10:14 PM
I only learned about ArtRage today and purchased it on the spot. I'm a professional illustrator and I'm always looking for good natural media programs that are alternatives to Painter.
I really like the feel of this program! It isn't bogged down with all the minutiae of Painter and it creates some pretty spectacular results.
There's only two things I think a Pro-level verison of ArtRage would benefit from:
1: Resolution options. Something along the lines of what Photoshop offers when you first create a new file.
2: Larger brush sizes. When creating a file that is appropriately sized for print purposes (say, 9x11 at 300dpi), brushes that are pretty big at 72dpi are kinda small. You loose the great texture. I actually think THIS version of ArtRage could use this little upgrade.
Anyway, that being said, I'm really impressed with this alternative to the big guns of the digital imaging world. I'm excited to see where this program goes in the future.
I really like the feel of this program! It isn't bogged down with all the minutiae of Painter and it creates some pretty spectacular results.
There's only two things I think a Pro-level verison of ArtRage would benefit from:
1: Resolution options. Something along the lines of what Photoshop offers when you first create a new file.
2: Larger brush sizes. When creating a file that is appropriately sized for print purposes (say, 9x11 at 300dpi), brushes that are pretty big at 72dpi are kinda small. You loose the great texture. I actually think THIS version of ArtRage could use this little upgrade.
Anyway, that being said, I'm really impressed with this alternative to the big guns of the digital imaging world. I'm excited to see where this program goes in the future.